PALO, Leyte: The number of recovered wildlife increased significantly upon the opening earlier this year of a rescue center in Cadahug village in this town, the Department of Environment and Natural Resources (DENR) has reported.
From only five rescued animals in the previous years, the number has risen to 40 this year.
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